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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-01-21
Estimates for Collecting Revenue
from Customs.

The Secretary of the Treasury today trans
mitted to Congress estimates of appropria-
tions for defraying the expenses of collecting
revenue from the customs for the next fiscal
year. The estimates show in detail the num-
Der Of employees in every district and their
salaries. The total number Of employees re-
quired is stated at 1885, with salaries aggre-
eating S5,050,S73 In addition the estimates
include an item Of S1,300,000 for temporary
employees, rents, labor and other expenses
100000 for salaries and travelling expenses of
special agents; $4,000 for the prevention
and the detection Of fraud upon the customs
revenue, and $4,000 for additional inspectors
of customs appointed by the Secretary of the
Treasury, making the estimated cost Of col
lecting customs revenues S6,540,S73.
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SPECIAL NOTICES, one-third additional.
Under head OF "AHUsENENTs" and "AUCTIoN
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year; II paid in advance, $500 year.
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PRESS (Which has large circulation in every
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serton, and 30 cents per square for eacn suose
Guent insertion.
Address all communications 10
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Collectors Of customs in Maine: Z. Cush-
ing, at Belfast: j. Cousens, Kennebunk: S.
ID. Leavitt, Passamaquoddy; j. Il. Moore,
WaldObOrough.
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SENATORIAL CONTESTS.
The Vote in Nebraska.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 20.-The second ballet
for Senator was taken this noon and
resulted as follows:
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Mean daily ther. 1877 Minimum ther... 45
Mean daily DIV pt 100 Max. vel. wind.... SW
Mean daily hum. 89.7 Total precp..... *
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
(Jan. 20, 1887, 1000 p. NJ
Observations taken at the same moment of time
AZ all stations.
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At Laurenceville, N. j., Rev. S. NJ Ham,
mills parsonage was burned yesterday
morning, with entire contents. Loss $25,-
900.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The Annual Report of the Clerk of
the House of representatives
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XLIXth CONGRESS- SECOND SESSION.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.
The presiding officer presented message
from the President vetoing the bill granting
pension to William Dickens. The ground
of the veto is that the pension had been al
ready, In December, 1886, given to the bene-
iciary through the pension Office. Referred.
Mr.. Malone, from the committee on public
buildings, reported bill for the completion
Of the monument to the mother Of Washing
ton. Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Blair gave notice that on Tuesday
next he would ask the Senate to take up and
act upon the joint resolution proposing an
amendment to the Constitution, so as to
authorize woman suffrage.
Mr.. Hoar called up the conference report
on the electoral count bill. The report was
ag1eed to.
AT l o'clock the Senate went into secret
session.
The doors were reopened at .450 o'clock
and the Senate adjourned.
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to bank officials, enlarges the powers Of as
sistant cashiers, provides for punishment OF
persons making false reports, requires bonds
deposited by national banks to secure circu-
lation to be interest bearing bonds, forbids
national banks to accept mortgages as secu--
rity for loans, provides for exemptions OF
shareholders from individual liability for
surplus funds, empowers the deputy comp
troller to perform duties assigned to him by
the comptroller, and provides means for re-
sumption of business by failed banks after
sattlement in fuI1 of all liabilities
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-01-21
SAMUEL LIBBEY. rhoirnan
j. II. MANLEY, Oiiailinen'
II. w. SARGENT, Secretary.
1887. ian20sndfd
January IS, 1887

The Committee on Military Affairs give notice
that hearing is assigned on Petitions in Aid
January GATH, in Representatives Hall at 2.30 p.
m: GUsTAVUs MOORE, Secretary.
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ization or to maintain minister, the trustees
Congregational Society, of which Rev.
Elijah kellogg is pastor. to the Baptist
Society and to the First Freewill Baptist
Society
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Topsham's Old First Parish.

In the House this morning Mr.. Wakefield
OF Bath introduced bill relative to the
ministerial fund of the First Parish of Tops
ham. The trustees of this fund were incor-
porated by the General Court of Massachu-
setts in 1916. The bill introduced by Mr..
Wakefield recites that the First Parish in
Topsham having ceased to have any organ
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To Amend National Bank Laws.

Mr.. Miller of Texas today introduced bill
to amend the laws relating to national bank
ing associations, which embodies the recon-
mendations of Comptroller Trenholm on this
subject submitted to the committee before
recess. The bill proposes to amend the stat
utes relating to the administration Of oaths
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Taxation Of Exempted Property

The order Introduced IN the House by
Mr.. Noble of Lewiston, to-day, relating to
the taxation of the property Of literary.
benevolent, charitable and scientific institu-
tions, seems likely to create quite breeze
Mr.. Looney of Portland in brief speech
called attention to the widespread con-
sequences that would follow the adoption of
such principle, and had the order laid ON
the table for printing in order that it may
be thoroughly examined and understood
President Pepper of Colby University, Presi-
dent Cheney Of Bates College, Bishop Healey
of Portland, and great many others who
are at the head of Institutions of learning or
charity are greatly interested in the matter.
Mr.. Noble presented with his order large
petition coming from Lewiston and Auburn,
and in short speech called the attention of
the Legislature to the matter as one of great
imnnrtance.
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tion of passing law to allow voting by
proxy.
Fish and Came.

The committee on Fisheries and Game
have put stop to the scheme of the Kineo
Club to have close time on Moosehead Lake
from May 10th to June 10th. a close time
that would do away with bait fishing in ia
vor of the fy fishermen. Ex-Representativc
Sprague of Monson, appeared to explain why
such close time would not be desirable, and
the committee gave the petitioners leave to
withdraw.
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NOTICE.

TIME Committee on Financial Affairs will hold
Il meeting at the State House, Augusta,
Monday evening next at z O'Clock, for nearing
on the resolve in favor of the Name Eye and Ear
Infirmary.
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The New Lobster Bill.

The member from Deer Isle. Mr.. Thurlow,
introduced to-day bill relating to lobster
catching, which he says is intended to take
the rough edge off the present law" Mr..
Thurlow's bill is to amend the Statutes so
that the fisherman may be allowed to throw
back short Holsters after he gets them on his
wharf. AT present he is fined if caught
with them in his possession; the bill would
remit the fine where the fishermen intends
to throw the short Holsters back Another
provision would make the warden consult
with the town officers before making seizures
in any town.
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A Dividend Declared.

RoCKLAND, Jan. 20-The funeral of Hon.
Moses Webster occurred at Vinalhayen to-
day under the auspices of Moses Webster
Lodge, Free and Accepted Masons. Governor
Bodwell and daughter, Mrs Paine, attended
the services, returning to Rockland this even
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-01-21

The following telegram was today sent to
associates in the House Of Representatives /:
Hon. Frank Hiscock. Albany:
We all, including Saints Corner" send our
CONGRATULATIONS on VOur well earned nromofion
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Maine Postmaster Appointed
Senator Hlscock CongratuIated.

Simon Castings was today appointed post
master at Sidney. Kennebec county, vice
VIM p Marble, resigned.
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Senate Proceedings.

The Nicaraguan Canal matter, which was
before the Senate in secret session Yesterday,
was brought up on motion to reconsider the
vote upon the resolution advising the Presi-
dent to enter into negotiations for con-
cession. The subject was left pending in
order that some further facts might be pre-
sented in the discussion, and the proposition
to extend the Hawaiian reciprocity treaty
was taken up. The latter subject was acted
upon favorably. An additional article to the
TO give the United States the use of Pearl
River harbor as a naval coaling station.
A great many nominations were confirmed,
among them being that Of Postmaster Riley
of Cincinnati. which was made the subject
committee last session.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22


w,sk snanhnss snpssstia ttss ts
IN rnunns hss ed plsss = - -
&C. - yea. e osbist rsa1zus 3
pswss, nssGnnnus - almasi sssi1ills
Is nnsruser * wnr. SEA ~ a0srEnnna
win % eunsfi1uled rsnsA - = waa
|ksfoss - ossrSnrnna q Eve n1niAs
nun. Ormansssn u4s fosnsIiy > psD-
nsunsss aamfper Is Bonl1aEnEs 81 2
sulanans has On nsana time eziasea -
tusen thsnu. and ls nadisal inadnr -
asilIaissd ~ ur-mlnz1t1s % ~ mos,
unmarrfnIrL 4 stene1ful. heee
whashes Diseases munlf be abis 3
farm . aussrnmena Which 90 nos nlH'
bos Banaanesr among ~ nennasA
OlemenaausB suppostsss 80 - 80.
Sssotea aAmirolS uf BsnlnnEsE, an4 I
wouia assm shat fhaif pnlitiaal fsstnnel
ase IN q snsassEs linksa io9efhes. m
okancus ere, thsfsfsrs. aiinRsfhsE y
/ fapar q Boulnness beIng . msnoe, q
am eosssamani lhat Olsmsneeaa tnAl
losm.
Ths aituatIon a. % isast. 81 inassaei
ine ans. and dsgsispmeuis may 2.
awaliss Win aons snxis1y b thass 10
/ fsas shna sbs rstusa 81 boalenNnf =
cover wouId sndaness Ne psass q
MHE0Efs
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rmn noxrAnA CmrnAL.


Ths arrival Of TIE Montana Central
sraak layers a Hslsna y en- event Of no
nrnall lmporlanca in The rAiifsad o.
volopmsnl Il Ne southwest. The Mon
aana OeniFal Il Ne Helsna branch OF
The Manitoba system. whioh hes nov
asslved a. far weaa as NE eaplaai o.
Montana on ils wag 70 iho Pacific eoAsi.
Csnlsal Montana 4 no longer IN The
oonlrul Of one Railroad system. oom-
poslne Ilnss are nov bidding for ~
haainsaa. The good elects Of thia con-
psslssan win be TELL ihrouGhous The ter
rl.ory, Of Which dslana h ths trade
osnlss. Three eastern railroad sysasma
noe psnslEais MeniAna. and The co..
nsstian with The OAnAdian Pacific,
whleh viii surely be made wiahin . feu
year,. ulii give Ne sarFlloEy . foarth
roaae 10 Ne eastern masheis. u Il moa,
fostnnsia fss ne territory that q 4
thus rslisxsa forever from tha danReEa
which hasaA nsw countries which ar.
compelled 70 Esly upon . single line fO'
esnnscilsn eiih he eutsias world.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22
Notice Of Seizure.

ITTNTTKp STATES or AMERICA. TERRI.
" tory q WaaAington. Third Jadlcial Dis
1 txzct-Aa.
Il me DassriOs Court AOldins terms At -
No s6IS-Ths Uaited States Of America Va
/ Ono hundred and ninaiF.eve tins, containing
ntnety-sevsn and cne-hdlf pounds 81 prspared
WSereuA VIM. H. wAiss. UnIsed STATES Al.
torneg for WashinGion TeEziaary, has nIea a
information in the above entitled Distncl
Court. alleging In auhNlanee ~ follows, vix,:
Of MovembeF, A d. 1881. in he coIlsc1ion Dis.
lFict of Puget Sound. to-Wis On baaxf ne
Steamship Idah0, q TIE wharf a. Port Town
sand, In JeGhznon eou1iy. Waehingion Terra
tory, Quincy a. Brooks. Collector q 1ussons
for aid dist.lcl. &c sslas SD .ou hath IN bis
al Port Towuzona Aforesaid. - being fusaefloa
b The Uniaea elakes for vteaakian 81 1eesfou
Bs7 q the Revised Statues e the United
STATES, certain aooda wEres and marehansilaa
ta-Eit: enc hanaEod and ninety.iiVe tina, COO.
tanning nins.y-sasen and cnehalf poznds Il
prepared optnm: fos thas al a time pask 70
va: On ths Les any u November, A. b, fae9.
aald xooda unEea and merchandise haEuanh,e
fore enumeHaieA ana Described, beinR n foE.
Elm rosth and mnnafnc1uEe and subject d
ne paymsua Il dultss upon being impostei
and kr0aeAi into he Uniied slaieS, were b.
some persoa e. peEauna unknnwn, HnlawfaIlT.
eaandaallnnay. ffNmaalautly and knowinz{R
bgoaghs inta he unitsd Blsaes from soma 7ss
sfGn port o. pleee, te-w1t from tho PrnVinre
"a H,srsnh c,ienffa An n Dn1fnfor ~ -
"a. 80 ~ fsienf ~ - 49, n -. -
Al - l-1na-ler 81 inpesiers n a~fys1s -
fsni'ei $3.50 a ~ fusies $500 80 1.,sss
fs---oe nrs kayaaa 49, Ia ~ s,,ss-,.,.-s -
- $500 q - 80 ~ * UnIse5 Sl1s1r~ -
uot since having been paid or aenoanied for e.
secared 70 be paid 70 The uuilsd 9knAaa n
- Sood1. wares a1d merraaniiss hrInR -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

asosrs Rsnnsis Train hes lsfi shs
DATED States. Ne aays thaa hs wiA
neveg resurn. He 4 esidsniiy diaenased
wl,h ne Unlisd States and ~ vho n
a.bit 4. He says hal be vii hsseas-
~ raslse a. n. Johns, Nav BsanswisA.
hssauss shaa plnse has nes shaneea
a,nos the time Of 0sosRn III Il ne
climate q Rsu Brunswick dess ass so.
him, hawssss. hs mag dsleEmine q =.
aide II Ne BsFmudaA althoaeh e si,'
On no aeoount Eesusn 10 We Uniiea
states. u u 70 be hopsd has oselea
Rssnsls Ell slIsk V thll sssolation. ne
i 8 mosa ploinBssqus shaEaessr' b. y
reesns ysars h haa bssoms . good dsal
Of 4 ualaanee, and the Amssiaan psopaa
Vii s. abe % eal aione very vel with
oct HIN. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

roe Frsnsh sahinsi eFiais. which hal
besa lmmlnsal ever slnos the naeeiiae
o. ne chambers. has at lest arrived
Tue RouviaE ministry has fallen. 4
dsvsloped 4 1agFea 81 strength whioh
vas enllsoly unexpected and remained
a peuer fos . mach logger period than
anybody deemed pssaibls. b. u hAi
fallen a last. II remains 10 be seen
whas lind Of a eoseFnment viii sne-
osed u.
II ussaenosan ell undertake the
formaaioa q Q ministry. the task vsll
prohahly tall 70 him. Ne b b. faf ihs
snona aggressive as Esenoh politicians.
He 4 ssFona and fossihls. He has .
slrcns hola upsn he peopls. and Prob
ahly possesses . larger personai fol-
louina than any other Freshman ex.
cepA gasnsFal Roalan9eE. He Fealanea.
hnwavar, thai bic aiFsneth lies IN oppo-
s,llon. kls hAs heretofore safused 70
iasnssfy hlmsslf viii aay ROsesnnsni,
INA hns maintained . consistent cvpo-
nislnn ana has saossedea In gathsEine
ahon. hlmaalflhe various radical eFoupa
uhisA 10 70 make ~ NE sztFsas isfs.
n 4 aoahlful uhsshss be vii eonssni
d sssm q eovssnmsns. he doabalsa
loaAs fsrward b. q season 81 poser a
usms fuinrs tima. baa he maat doaba
whsahss NJ lime be- - cone.
II uansnoaAn aoea not foFm 3 min-
i.,ry, aha taak vii probably faii upon
0ohlea. whoss eosernmsna prseeaed
sha. q Raaxiar. Ferry oOalA noa fern
4 asvsrnmsni uhisA vOald endure fer .
mon,A. ana Fisarsas uoald psshably
nal assapa Ne laak u q were offered
him. 0shisa b alnosi the cnly nan
-, uAo eoaid be aspsnde1 apes 10
eora 3 eovOEnmena whise soaid exist
fos any apOsseiahaa lsagth 81 Tina
Tnaesd. 4 4 aoabsful vhsihes h The
uremnl eondltian 81 RFsneA politAsa u
q possible 10 fornaA Rossrnmsna whseA
All be svsn rsasonAhly daEabiA hts
lmDussshla % sss hee . sombinailan Of
ersuru can BE- fssmed salhsaeailS u,soua
8 uustain q Rovsrnmsaa ahlsaah . uin.
- sswuasn q Ne shnnhssa
ne pssn,ni crisis b nsal intssestlnp
l.sunass e. shs prohahls e9sca tAAt 4
wlll hase "a Tie tussanm 81 Ne ire.
- Dc Iaanlaaneg. Thal dszAlna a.
80 smusrea fsem mllllasy sssaa lnnt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

Ths aanoanssmsnl that PFinee VII.
liam ell heseafier REPRESENT his talnss
On all ossanlens Of ceremony . sqslss-
lont 70 an announcement thaa Ne laser
yields Ms right 70 The throne ana shas
Prince william q hsEeafies 70 he 70
earasd a. lha heir Of he emperor. In
the pressni unsettled stats Of kasopsAn
politics. the oharaeseF and disposition
Of The yoans man Who In Oil pFonanlnay
4 soon 70 rule over The fosemess niii-
sary nation Of The world vii besahieesa
a general lntsresl. Il ia fsiaasfai 2
think how mnsh the happineaa OF NIL.
Hons may dspsnd upon tha uhims Of
this youne man, whose schooling haa
been ne schooling Of asoldies and WA
has lhns far viewed life from The door
Of q aaldiaE'a tsni.
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Auesau Thankzafging ssrslee win g
haid q ~ Melh0dist eAneoe e ~.
Thnrnaay rnoRninR a II c,elpo. ~ 80
fre~s~eexian en1 Me1hDdlaa ehlEenss.
nev. Is. i. C0lnnhan, o. ~ fsfmss
eiInrzk. Vim oNeie3e.
Wr~. Emn1a nlAIiag, the ngleo ss11-
aaIi1l. $40 madc upwards 81 60 IL.
drad converts Ii thls ety. is expeo.!.o
q r@issrn naHi mIamah and geTnnanenlly
sa.nsin q ti1is city. Mr1. Meloy.a 80
= Missouri, % h slA9e6s na9 p9sa WIZ
ais dimni11o1. -
dkrrles EtIsnbsia b., on e1laxo.y
lnss rnrehnead from Ma Aa1eia1e
aer,lnoa FeaI essaaa 10 NJ ennsuns g
eI0d00. Several ether impostans aass
80 place duEinR lhe wssk.
Ths ahip WIN. y, babeook, thstsy -e1e
Avs fruT1 AeapaSoo, Nexioos hl9 ~
rivrA VIII 4 charter 10 loa1 Whe4t g
Taeona foF me United kinGd0m.
Ths barb AuEoola wAo tegoa % SO
IA Mat b tho tag Mn1l1eks eoat'in'
- frsea Isn1fna fol Aan fraacleoe.
The barb Emerald wns Sepostea =
hsva uaRsd ~ daEinR Ne ui91t = ~.
Cassie 10 l0aa inmbss Daok % az
Tie essamsr Rvan9sl was ehaEAeeet
tollag % oaEFy The maiis and paasen'
qnr9 = O,atIam ooaneg ports.
PoIl ToWnssnd, Nos. n, 1851.
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Lea that eolA q y0sEs run 81. Yes
ahink Il h q heAa thing. Bat q MAJ
ras late oalaKFh. o. iato pnenmcatR.
90 oan91mptton.
CafarxA b diag1slinQ. PneRmaaiA Il
danaeEanA Oansamp4ioa b dastA iluolf.
Tha hreatkiHa appafalna wnEl b
kspa healthy and elaaR e all ohalFuo-
lieas and excessive matter. 0tharuiss
tAaRa q trouAla aAea4.
All tha Diseases 81 thnsa pMEaa. bad.
nwna. thrnass hRMnehinl tpheN anA lnnaa,
en- ba Aaltzhtfaily and eniirelg earod
b ~ ~ e boaeAa1h 0eFma8 nyrup,
HFsa dnn1 kng1 tbs alroa9Y thoas.
an1s sn4 thonsan1a q pespAe aan teii
yon. Tha8 have heea ennsd hF Is end
Aknaw hoe Il tA fhemaElVaA~ n9atfa
only q eenas. AsA any drHRs1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

MA nnuounssA that ne expanaes cen
uasiea ulfh ne EaasrlaRe q Ne =. :. -. \.
y CkIna uill amSsaa . aoous 49,. =
malIoa asllass. u ASH easssn 2
sxpsna skal much % lmpsslAa y, ws ....'
4 4 nj suspslaiuR shai Ne Cslnamsn
$50 s Isavs thsiE sOanisy fsE me
UnIisa ssaisa, o. foE any othsf ssasssI
IS wklsh sash expressive laxafiss q
sksesaen nllllon dollas wsddinRa Sc
noa inaalasd 10 a ths expsnss g ~
peopss. ~
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PAnAExERDs--Ai I've o'aioek last even.
ine. Mr.. y. g. MsOallisssR, he ptonsar
briok maksR and sas % Ne oldssl and
80 knoun Ottissaa q Kinz ooanty,
49, stFieken vita pafalyeiA. walls ~
aandin@ 10 aoma huMsDe@ nastaEa In
seattle Ne waa e. ann9 taken b NE
haaa ef Ats snn-tn-tau. captAin Careia
RroSnhald, where medical aid was
snmmaaed. Tha stroke 80 veEy severe
ana NJ. Molallistersa family ere much
worried ever HE eanailinn-
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(Rsqssar Ger. ss-Tstsilsgsnesr.J
1RANuEHn Ar aRATxLM.
"A wiil IA remembered ehnt sons shEos
weeka 40 ne plaoa Of tEansfsREinR ~
frsirht for Oiympfa from the Ranino
Ooeet Steamship Oompany's eeeamese
~ ehanRoa from seattle 20 Tacoma.
~ nonesananee che fEuight whlnh had
aiwasa heforo reached heFe on Wednes
Ssv IA not arrive till Saturday. MR.
d. %. Reroipal, agent foF the Oregon
Halfway 4 Navigation oompanys Wlree
0oodali, PoFkina q Co. The request q
fi,e merchants OF Olympia that their
fgelehf 81 left a SuAtele. AeeoEalnGly
thiH waa done tbs noxf week and me
oeeail freight rescued hers Wednesday.
Nv coma pressure brought % bear upon
fka San Francisco agents o. tbe con-
ranv from Tnooma thai city Wae again
made the place Of tEansfoE ana lAet
Wesk he ocean freight did net Reaah
hare an Friday. A written POSITION
-icnsd ~ ehe merchants Of Olympia
snakine Known thar wishes In the mat
ieF waa theFoupon forwarded 70 0oodall
Perkins 4 %. nmd nzEufnncoa have been
reee1ved from thsm that u snail here
after b aa ihsy wish. OF course The
onlv Fnfafeaf Olympia merchants have
ID lha matter q thai they mag receive
their ocean freiaht. especially periahAblo
roells, q the eaFlisai possible moment.
amwnAK MKwa.
NJ. Wright, Of Grand Hound Valley,
Oregon, bSouGhi i02 bead o. casile laa,
week % M. A.. n. ChAnnbefs. NJ.
Ohsmhsrs hes also bought 40 head o.
nkeap ef tha nnma asnllsman. abont ono-
half e. whieh be expects % arrive me
nrenant wask. Mr.. WKiQhk Who q IN
sxtensive brnedaF ef cattle an1 sheep,
kaa hasntaforo shspped his pEodaols %
/ Ohioaeo, bal this gear hnds prices Fnl-
/ inn 8 Low the.e thai be b seeking mas
4 kafa neaEn1 home.
M. RohnEe MoEEia, q veteran traveller,
ADDRESSED ne Master nan0na Of Olym-
Ga and Harmcny lodges. saturday
/ evening, and last ovoeinR be gave 9
unlllia ieoiura u The Presbyterian
uhnFuh nnnn his travels In Palestine.
1 He coca from here % Tacoma Seattle
and other touua il The Territory.
An inventory % he estate Of TIE late
| q, Il. HaIo has beon hlod, end J. q,
HnKF, Thomas REnthas and Benjamin
Harmed Appeinied appsaiserA
PERSONAL.
J,Y. OslranasE started for California
luVsEiand, yesterday morning.
>. DsTisn e spendlng . lee days u
Aaron Harlsosk spsnl Sunday viii
srienAa IN seattle.
~. ana Ma. A. u. Whltnsy and Mis-
Resina Morse. Of seattle, and uepeail
IL. q. Parker, e. 1Aeoma, cane 20 ID
city SATURDAY. evening 90 TIE kteelWooo
| OhxmPrA, Nov. n, 1881.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

/. A Nmw ArnEx1os 10 enAETER.-The
ueFk 81 sarvsying fresh additions 10
he city saill aoas %. especially n the
nsrsA end of Ne city. Ths latest addi-
aian b The kOss place, a Ne easl end
az aAinnOn BAY. AZ the south This 3D..
inins he line os lha Seattle IAke Shore
sna Eastern railway and the canal COS
neetinR IAko unloB wish salmon Bag
cuts through he property. fhe plai
ooyexa nlaaty auFes. aud . sarxeg o. Ne
ulnoa waa henun yesterday b. Ne. AlbEp
6aFsnsF, anAsr inElrnctions fsum Eehel-
mar. I.lswoliyn 4 %. Tue streets %
thie Addition ere b be % oFo fss1 utda
or frasa 10 10 rs fset vidsr than thoss n
he csniaF % Ne cay.